Elizabeth Gracen of Flapper Press re-showcased Annie Newcomer's 2021 interview with Larew. Three of his poems are included in the article. Thanks to Elizabeth for all that she does to promote poetry and poets. Here's the link on Facebook to her posting -- flapper press - Search Results | Facebook

The Sunflower Collective features five of Larew's poems -- Clapping Ears; Rain Too; Depending on How; Ant Hills and Hiccup -- on its blogspot. Thanks to the editors for this showcase. Here's the relevant link -- The Sunflower Collective: New | Poetry | Hiram Larew And here's the latest version of one of the poems -- Clapping Ears If moss is a pal And pie a heart And if mud times two Is a song that starts From scratch Then what to do With suc

All of the poems originally featured on Susan Richardson's A Thousand Shades of Green's Sunday Series podcast are now on her website. Larew's poem, Your Other Life, is included. Thanks to her Ms. Richardson for this reappearance. Here's the relevant link -- Sunday Poetry - A Thousand Shades of Green

The Arts Lab of South County (Tracy's Landing, Maryland, USA) included a poem by Larew in the exhibit, Liminal Spaces: The Masks We Wear. Organized by poet and artist, Nancy Murray, the show includes several pieces of poetry-infused art that resulted from collaborations between Lab artists and Lab-affiliated poets. Larew partnered with artist, Bonnie McLeod. Here's a link to the Arts Lab -- EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS | Arts Lab of South County Here's Larew's poem -- Other I wou

Thanks to Kim Roberts and Jon Gann for once again organizing the annual poem-a-day DC Pride Poetry initiative during June's Pride Month. This year's focus is on poems of Urban Geographies. Larew's poem came about as a result of a NatureCulture (TM) writing retreat in Montreal. For all of the month's poems including Larew's, check out this link -- Pride Poems 2026 And, Elliot Rubin has assembled and published Poets for Parkinson's: An Anthology Fundraiser (2026) in support

Chloe Yelena-Miller hosts a Substack series of postings called, "Poem's Origin Story." In June, 2026 she featured the story behind Larew's poem, Magic, and included his description of a collaboration with Eric Epstein who translated the poem into American Sign Language. Thanks to Chloe and to Eric for the magic. Here's the link to the Substack posting -- (6) Poem's Origin Story: Hiram Larew Here's the link to Eric's recording of the translated poem -- Eric Epstein's Ameri